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Jacob Staszewski, left, talks to several high school students on Thursday, Oct. 3, about some of the work done at Arconic Davenport Works. More than 200 area students gathered at the Arconic Learning Center to hear about skilled trades jobs available in the Quad Cities. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
Jacob Staszewski says he’s on a great career path. For the past year or so, that path has led him to a full-time apprenticeship at Arconic Davenport Works.
The 19-year-old LeClaire man got to share a bit of his career path and journey on Thursday, Oct. 3, with hundreds of area high school students who might be interested in…
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